Well known Uzbek Traditions and Customs

Uzbek customs

Over centuries traditions and customs of Uzbek people had been remained almost unchanged despite the desire of many invaders to impose alien culture on. Arabs had the greatest influence on Uzbek customs and traditions, through the extension of Islam throughout Central Asia. Islam traditions were closely intertwined with local culture and firmly settled in the mode and minds of Uzbek people.

Centuries-old customs and traditions of Uzbek people are carefully maintained and passed on from generation to generation. Like many Asian nations, most festive Uzbek customs are related with major family celebrations: births and weddings. These events include many rites and rituals, involving parents, children, brothers, sisters, immediate and remote relatives as well as neighbors and guests. Each one has its own role. Uzbek traditions are based on hospitality, respect for elders, observance of rules of the Koran.

Centuries-old customs and traditions of Uzbek people are carefully maintained and passed on from generation to generation. Like many Asian nations, most festive Uzbek customs are related with major family celebrations: births and weddings. These events include many rites and rituals, involving parents, children, brothers, sisters, immediate and remote relatives as well as neighbors and guests. Each one has its own role. Uzbek traditions are based on hospitality, respect for elders, observance of rules of the Koran.

Customs and traditions of Uzbekistan

Customs and traditions of Uzbekistan

Traditions and customs of Uzbek people have formed over centuries. They are quite original, bright and diverse, and go back to different ages and religions. A large number of rituals associated with birth and raising a child, weddings, engagements, etc.

Tradition of hospitality

The traditional Asian hospitality is not alien to the peoples of Uzbekistan. The ability to take the guest is valued above the Uzbeks wealth of the table or family affluence. Do not take the guest meant to disgrace the genus and family.